riitsi MrnoN an i ssriiiTi(s in
ITU'S.
The whole fabric' of protection argument
rests upon a biiiiis of presumption mid as
sumption. Kor example, the Oregonian
recently stated that the nmublicun vote was
lnnrely increased in mannfiicturin,' .centers
and cities of the east, especially where the
tariff question Iiad been thoroughly discuss.
cd, und assinncd or presumed the, reason to
be that the laborers in these industries were
satisfied with their condition and that by
reason of the protection of the manufacturer
their conditious were very much better than
it would be if the tariff was reduced to a
revenue basis on the articles manufactured.
Now this is whollyrgratituoun assumption
H beiiiL'an allinuation on the part of pro
tectionists, it standsthem in hiuid to prove
this proposition to the satisfaction of labor
er and consumers. The tariff of course'
insures to the benefit of the party engaged
in the manufacture of the articles upon
which the tariff is laid, mid tojthe full ex
tent of the protection provided the parties
are not too numerous to form themselves in
to a trnst,(the legitimate offspr'ng of pro
tection.) otherwise protection may not pro
tect. But I am notjiere to prove a negative.
but come'to demand of protectionists the
establishment of this affirmation of theirs. A
duty which they owe to the laborers of the
United States, and to honest journalism.
That the vote in the manuf.u-turing cent
ers and lartre manufacturing cities in the
east, for the republicans, was increased is
not liecause of the conviction of the laborers
in these industries, that protection on man
ufactured goods insure to ths benefit of the
laborer, but doubtless to the lact, that the
manufacturer himself is deeply interested in
retaining and sustaining the tariff tax, why,
because he is the direct beneficiary, an.l to
the full extent of the tax if able to form the
necessary trust to enable him to regulate the
production and limit it toHho consumption
of the article manufacture.!. Again the
Orfgowi'.iKjprc-iMimes'thatthe wool growers
of Kastern Oregon, a. 3 of the same opinion
us they were two years ago, and' hence the
lion J II Slater, being an advocafe of free
wool, will be completely snowe I under by
these same wool growers, too much pre
sumption and assumption again. The cam
paign of education that has been going on
fjr the last two years h:n convinced the
wo d growers of the fact that protection
'o.'s not always protect. That they, the
wjol growers, are too numerous to organize
themselves into a trust, and that their
market is confined to the United States ex
clusively, and regulatede.t the wish of the
manufacturer himself, and becau.-e the man
Tl'acturer has to pay more for the foreign
article by reason of the tarilF he naturally
.lowers tlie price or the Home proilucr. as our
observation and experience have amply
tiught us since the enactment of the Mc
Kinley tariff act, which the protectionist
pr nnisod uswou'd raise the'price of our
domestic product. But proved the contrr.ry
exactly. Hut as before stated I did not
conn here to establish a negative. But to
demand of the OveonLtn ami other protec
tion organs, the establishment of the af
firmative of these two propositions, by an
honest statement of facts ami arguments,
and not so much presumption and assump
tion without rhyme or reason. The people
are beginning to think for themselves and
the mystification thrown around protection
by its lieueficiaries, is fast being dispelled
by the application of a little common sen--e
to the question. And now it will take
something more than presumption nnd as
sumption arguments to even hold, let
alone convince the laborers and wool grow
ers that protection inures to their benefit.
Two years ago the republican party reajied
the benefit of the support largely of the
wool growers of Eastern Oregon on this
assumption argument, but experience has
taught a very different lesson, even to the
everlasting overthrow and complete leiuta
tion "f both arguments and promises of
protectionists made to the wool growers,
who were compelled by reason of the enact
ment of the MeKinley act, to take from 2
to 4 rents less for his wool than l-f,.re the
law A-as passed, their promise- to tho con
trary notwithstanding.
I'llNSt MKIt.
If the voters of the Thlrdjudicial dis
trict desire a first class lawyer to prosecute
criminals they will find him In tlie per
son of Hon VV R Bilyeu who has been
nominated for the ollice of prosecuting at
tornev. We would suggest to every voter
when he goes Into the booth to prepare
ids ticket, under the head of "Prosecuting
attorney" to take his Indelible pencil and
erase, cross, or mark out all other names
except that of W R Hilyeu.
It Is mo-it frequently the case that the
people who have the most criticism to of
fer In r -gard 10 the conduct and course of
a newt-p.iper pie the ones who contribute
the least towards Its maititainance and
suppoit. These lines will yjssib.y catch
the ee of some w ho borrow a copy of the
'J'imrf Mntt:itih,c-r this week to scan Its
columns lor toe purpose of catching some
item il-at will give them an opportunity to
to find fmlt. A newspaper i liable to'trr,
but wliun It docs it has no ap-lngv 10 make
to tin -e who have never b en its patrons
.l" II. 1 in: cr.
Ho
of Ih
m an .
eccurately discilptive Is the above
expenep.ee 01 every
-pape
The p.
Dell in.;
has i v--i
and : .
placi .
rca (
p!c of I.f'Kinon will ;h'c C:pt
;)f the lari-it Iiohich ih.it town
Ki-i-n. -I), iiT(u-i-t:s. tvpnh Icnns '
p.u-lv uvTi il turn (nit in liiut
ifj w!uili not a Ut-' "ii.- a
UU AMI 11KAK II1M.
Every voter, whether he be former,
merchant, banker, caipenter, blacksmith,
laboring man, rich man. poor man, or any
other man, should no fail to hear Capt U
W Hell speak in this city on Wednesday
evening, May 4th. at 730 o'clock, and on
Monday evening May 9'h, at Lebanon at
7:30 o'clock p 111. The wriler has heard
him and can sny that every man who hears
hlni will be deeply Interested and enter
tained In what he has to say. Do not far
.,et the dates. Tell vour neighbors and
6
riends to go.
The people 11 1 Kastern O. egon should
elect Hon I A Slater to congress w ithout
regard to politics. He Is a man of much
crreater ability than his opponent. His strict
ii.tegrtty Is noted by all who know him.
He Is o man ot ripe experience, having
served both In the house end (.cnate. He
has, for years, been a close, analytical
student of the many perplexing problems
that come up for consideration in the
house In tlie course of legislation. He 1
much mii'e ably equipped to solve ihese
problems than Mr Ellis and hence his ser
vices would be much more valuable to the
people of the second district than those of
Mr Ellis. As a business proposition no in
telligenl voter could hesitate a moment as
to his choice between the two candidates.
In the election of a supreme judge po"
itics should be mid aside. On the supreme
bench there re already two republicans
and as a matter of vita! interest to the peo
ple the third should be a democrat. It is
not the right thing to have a supreme
court composed of men 01 one political
faith and that selinment is found to exist
very generally among thinking people.
The election of Judge A S Uennclt would
place one democrat on the bench as against
two republicans. Baker City Democrat.
A private letter from Lane county in
fo! ins us that word has b.'cn passed along
the line of the Southern Pacific railroad
that Hermann Is their friend. It would be
well for the farmers and producers to pass
word along the line that Hon R M Veatch
their frienJ, and let the issue be made
between the two. Portland Dirfateh.
J F Murphy of Olympia, an attache of
the house of representatives at Washing
ton City, was In the city yesterday on pri
vate business. Mr Murphy is very enthu
sastlc over the political outlook, and says
tnat the Cleveland boom is constantly
growing. He says it is claimed that Cleve
land ts by 50,000 the stronges democrat in
New York state. Seattle YV.Vgr.u.
It ia a big privilege to be able
to get what you want when
you go to a grocery store. Allen
Brothers keep such a variety
that they can always accom
modate their customers:. This
tavta running around. II it is
fruit reason tliey have the goods.
In produce their Btundn are full
of the latest and best. Their
etock of stan. hint groceries is
always large, of the beat to be
secured in the market.
Tiikrb'sXotiiin'u in the stories about
extravagant plumber's charges when you
deal with Matthews & Wa-hburnc. They
have first-class workmen, prompt and
careful, and their prices are sure to be
reasonable.
N EV ADVEKTl.SEM EN I 8.
l y A SIEP.-Girl :o do genernl house-
y worn, uail at residence- of J T Pipo,
piO RENT. A l.arn near thn business
I. part ofthe CUV. Will hold iw) ii
i.s, butgy, etc. Inquire at this oUioe.
TJIKD.S FOR SA.E. -Mrs
Wm Meyer
I ) has
some tine canary birds, genuine
Scotch whistlers, lor sale. CjII on her at
her home on ater street, between Hill and
Maine streets.
1.1 fiOS. Pure
bred 8 0 Brown
Leg-
I J horn ecgx $1 per IS. Address
W v'rawt'oid, Tallman, Oregon
f(lTA nolo for $:)00 sigiiH i hy J F
I Whiting and V M Whiting. baring
Uat May lltii, 18W, mailt psynble one
ynsr alle-r ditto, to Auiiuitn Warner, at
Alliany Or, at S per omit por milium.
The linib'i- wiii plgiso return to Mrs
W tner, hi. ihii elt". Tno public is here
by warritit again! t purchasing tiia said
note.
A TOUNO na.i
desires euttilovtnant
J-X. for
afternoons, Inquire at this office.
IjOIt SAL15.-A nowstsim uoi-.l sr-v
S1 a chopper eon he attached, If desired.
have a few flno E'ectrio Batteries on
ii.mil ynt. Will sell all on oasy terms.
D M JONKo,
r I ,t Washington St, Albany, Or.
A BARGAIN.
IiHtUIT AiTD VFOKTABMC FAV.M FOR 8ALK
connthtinpt of 40 aero, located one
mile north of Albany Lund lava fine
RD.i la well improved. For fiirtner in
fo; inatici. Inquire at the fimn or
Tm H Warn kr
LI! A Si X COM, Sl'TI X A'GS ' Y
C. II. DALRYMFLE, Manager,
Ct1 )vt 1 ii'tn n siH'rinlty riiranllrM f ntc, Crrtt
((-'li'lentii in nil llieIIcy tnwi.a, 0Br
I. K llaLa' plre. Koftu-'s .Hk-k.
GO OB NEWS
rTi ror t!io millics of conEtniors ol
J J hiJ ll rO. -2.J-.0. f j
til n it timl lie Ih now iult injc up a
LIVER PiLL &
o
Wtlil'tl i Of C5i(M-Clllll!;lVMIlull xl7,,
I i-,-luinlll nil iftu vit-ttlrsoniic J
n:,'l im. (monuitei-il iinri-lv
MM.-.
llntri slcHiit tl:i-.sr ,iil.(fl
It
.'Ill U-.ii,
t-,1. 71t.t,imt lc of
TJTT'S TINY LIVES PiLLS f
il. m it in ltr Imrfii-viif lltl. 'nil."
OOOG0OOOOG
Ptrlier tn t, groccra.
F. M. French keupa railroad time.
Buy your rocer of Parker Broa
Fiaojrow riea at Coun Si .uririciMii.Y.
Latcfet klttct n.usic ct Will & UtiU'a.
New oreatn cheese just received at Conrad
Meyer.
C W Cuh job printer, Kliuu liU-fc, doci
tirat clam work.
E V Achistu &Co are nt'liiutf wonuminU
at i'ort.uud price.
Stewart & Sox sell tha very bckt patent
aheara oud acifntoro.
The finest Hoe of pock ec kuivt-a tu the
city at fete wart & 8ox'a.
SmuUo the celebrated IJavaua tilled 5 omt
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
Go to 0 W Cohh. ml ceo at or to Paisley &
Smil, Flinn B!ck, fur ji ur j b piintiug
of all krul
Dr ' M V4Ust i hys'iciKii and surgeon.
Albany, Oitui, Culls m&uo hi cit or
conutry .
With hia new bakery Conrad Meyer is
abloto olferold and new customers every
thing tiiHiclaBB io biked gondj.
Found! that Wrat's Cou:h Syrup is the
best for coughs, colds aud all thro:it and
lung disease. Large bottles. 23 and 50
cents. Sold bv J A Cum mica:. d.usrL'irfc.
CON
STIPATION.
Afflicts half tho American people yet thoro la
only one preparation of Sarsaparilla that acta on
tho boircls anil reaches this Important trouble,
and that is Joy'a Vcgctablo Banapaiilla. It re
lieve! It in 21 hours, and an occasional dose
prevents return. Wo refer by permission toC. E.
Elklngton, U'5 Locust Avenue, Ban Francisco;
J. H . Urown, l'ctuluma; II. S. W'iuu, Geary Court,
6an Fruiclsco, and hundreds of othcrswhohave
used it in constipation. Ono letter Is a samplo o(
hundreds. Elkiuctoii, writes: "I Lave been for
years subject to bilious headaches and constipa
tion. Ilavo been fo bad tor a year baci hare
had to tao a physic every othi-r night or else I
would havo a headiicbe. After taking one bottle
of J. V. S. , I am i:i ;deudid sl:a;. it bus done
wonderful tMns for no. l'eoplo similarly
troubled slioi.ld try it ami be c-ouvir.ccd."
tBOy bosrsapariila
Mos: iii'.k!T!i, most ef.'t'ctiv.
Stiinc price, Jl.vK', nix tot
FOR SALE B7-
J;; .vest bottle
ALBANY
tiOTiGE.
1
HE COPAETNEUSIIIP HERETO
fore existing under the firm name of
Hymatj ,V Brownoli iu tlii- r'uy dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr Hyninn retiiinr
from the firm. V iKhinor to o'ose up our
t'Owinehs bv May 1st all Dartien knowinir
inouiHMivt. iiitieotea to me nriu w-i.l
piense settle tbair aoer.unts immediately.
Knbxr an nt i- will uliii in llquidatloii.
Aiuai'y, tr., pril letn, Jyj.
J A HYM AN,
ALDEKf I1K0-V"EL
Having purrlmpod th Int- rent of J A
Hvrnan in the "Albany KurRer.f." I
hpl! continue the busint-Hs Lt tho old
lncarion, on an pnlorctsd scale Thankintr
our trinnils for their liberal patronage in
thepu-t,J Khali nrfenvor for the Juture by
Jair a?u1 Uheral deMing to morlt a orn
tmusnoe of your favor.
Albany, Or., April 15th, 18R2
ALBEKT BKOWNELL.
Stor
fit
Het stock of 2ml' r gooda in the
Valley, anil the moat roaaonablo prices .
I kave on band all kinds of
Fl'RNITU.IE, STOVES, TINWARE,
rnUNKS, BOCKS, PIUTU'RES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC.. ETC.
One do--,r wo-t of S
Youn r
rid nto
GOTO
e -;sye - TO - LIVE.
Albany Stniii Dye Works,
O.J. leii&qllopjietoi'.
Ciothlni; C leaned, Colored and Repaired.
i.aaics snaw is ana tiress (Joods a
specialty.
Faded clothing restored to its orielna
I !. I:-.-
i-u'wi, iw iuuo uivc new.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give Me a Call.
Work called for and delivered.
Opposite Tarrish's Brick.
ORIMHX PAC iriCKlILKOAO
., T, K, Hogg, fteceiTir,
TAQUINA KOUTE RIVKR D1TISI0N
HOT the scaion ef I82. Tn clfcct Anril
scaaon ef
ISth, KSM
KTCAWCK HI, IIKAi;.
Lei.vc Portland for Albany, .Mondays a. id
Thursdays at 6 A M.
Leaves Albuny for Cjrva'.lis, TuonUya and
Friilays at 5 a m .
leaves Corvallis fur Salem, Tuesdays and
Fridays at 1 1 A M .
Lcav.s Sal, m fir r,.rt!snd, Wednesdays
ai d Saturdays at 6 A 31.
f-'CSH AY & MAS ON
-3LB'.A. ASK KJ.ML-
i is tor Jo
I., A!iln' pt!n!i-Htlon')1
;v:!ii:.Vir ii priwa witi
'llil ll Wh hvli Ol
'-.i'nil.ii'.
ol-l.lSiV, KKC1.
N. STl'.in.i; A I'll., Alhtnv. Oroff
Loan ti'r.noy on tood nil
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
UN1)DEA1)!.
1 ft?'.'?. : ..
TSf'v-TiiC-
Vhile trying to Crowd tlieii
FROM AN BROS
jtore, whore they alway. have on hand
he lareat Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Impromd Kltie. arfU Shot
3una; an Immense stook of Fishing
Tackle of every description ; Tents,
Mammocks, Camp Chairs and tbouHanda
of other things too numerous to mention
.Repn.ii ftSUop
'n connection with the Sl.ro, and one oi
he best workmen in the State to do any
mil ail kinds of wor
Come one Conn No rouble to
how goods. "Sn.ill profit and quick
Is out .notlo.
Albany
ManuftiotnrerH
IEAM ENGINES QF5I37 m SAW
y!LL MACHIME8Y IRON rfONTS
0 ALL K!K33 OF HEAVY
ftKO LIGHT WORK, IN
ROM klld GRASS
Special attention paid to repair):
kl.-.da of machinery.
K oi!
HsUm-ris Made on Short Notice
Star Buker
orllroiKlullMii ,,, virtKf
CONRAD MEYER. PR0PI?!Ef0n.
lmLEU.IH
l aniird I'railn, jiiu
Oried Fruit.
Tobueoo,
Knirar,
tollce,
-.
.'ifnrf
Vvn,
In furt i--ervth.(r that is kept in . ir-ncra
Ttritty slid -si'tfory su.n.. Highest
market irice .itl fir
AJ.L KINDS OF FKOEUCE
J. A. Cunimis";.
Oi-usrs, I'a.intM, Oilw
J 1 II H , lite,
ALSANY, :- OREGON
WICKMAN&ANDERSON
Oppostio Charles Hold.
T.ed nlotblnc and lace corlains
alteiuici to.
we 1
Starch work a specially.
Braf. oh office at Mojea' barber hop,
Laundry c osed evening, at 7 30 o'clock
A BIG STOCK
of -:-
Baby :-: 13ugsies
lest asscrtment ever brought to AUsrj
just received at
StcqKt Sox's.
Sec
llic Haggles and (Jet Trice!'.
NOT1CK IS IIEREMY GIVEN THAT
tho niinnai ir.celine; of tho stn.k
holders of the Albany Wn'eo Mill
Company will beheld ac the nTl-.-e of sale'
company in tin city of Albanv, l,in
countv, Oroiron. on Tu8f.v, "the 10'h
day of May. ISM at the lionr'of 1 o'clock
p ninf vii day, lor the purpose of elect
it'K (4) lour directors to aerye arid com
pny for the trm of onu yesr, Rnd for
the transaction or such oilier hualness as
may loiinllf rnmo before aul nn. inc.
Done by order c-f ll.o Hoard of liin ciors
ATTEi-Ti JMMOYKH.
- '9
fall Paper,
jrUjUlHAUB, Prcolden
OUR STOCK
SPRIG " SUB
I now complete, and comprises the following lines.
i.aito anti rmmm wkar.
I 11 l I 1 l UU X X J. 1 iJ wvoj. v - o .
Staple Dry Goods,
Dress uooas,
Wash Fabrics,
Embroiderio3 and Flcuncings,
Silks and Satins,
Complete Stock of Shoes, Etc.
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR
Clothing,
Fine NegJegee Shirts,
Working Mens' Shirts,
Underwear,
Neckwear,
Hats and Caps,
Boons, Shoes, Etc.
Y o
We guarantee prices to be the lowest as compared with quality . Call and
examine goods and get prices beore purcha.ing elsewhere If you w ish to savetnonsy.
No trouble to show goods.
G, W. Simpson.
Julius Gradwohl s mm
The very latest news is that you can' buy at JULIUS
GBADWOIIL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25c.
lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
lbs Magnolia Sugar White 1.00
No. 1 Karosene, per single gallon 25
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 1.00
5 Gallons Good Pickles 00
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 00
I will conduct a alrictcash atnro. and all eoodi will be sold for nataaah from ID
,o -.) per cent icsa man recti r price.
an ii:o o.-iiraoi" yies n nisnos, as well a
ey, lamps and nxtures m complete. 1
b tkiu powder, anil alwayii please tuy ouutomera.
Ageat forr.veral responsible insurance oompaniea. Jnlinu Grailwohl.
WHOLESALE 3 RETAIL GROCERS
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE. OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block.
The Oregon
Wltn us home office at
In the Gray Block, corner Liberty and Stat- .tr.f uru c i- o-si
uiaiibii WsIJI,C Jll X UI U"Wj
AKESa enecialtv of SunnvKiMn fruit frflAfa nfio Qa1rt1
1 sell 5, 10 or 20
aor small cash payment
for particul a
I WANT
And will soil for tho coxt 30 days lumber
Common Roush
Common Kougb, "ilzod "
Clear flooring, rust o. fuinlshlijgi'iitquVlVty.".."
T ., nd quality..
Laths, rerm J
LOTS TO SUIT.
i
Ccme enrly ubile the asstr'.ment is good.
A.
Aptil.l8tl , ISO.',
FOR
My slooK or (Jliinaware. runoy Roods, i
a Kuneral aiiortmnnt nrirooarliu, orona
make a anaciilty of flue N', ojtlm
CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES
SEASON.
:- ALBANY, OREGOM.
Land Co.
J --' -o wv s.au.i,d AAVU1 VUlUiW
acra lots nt ftRO tr ftfif) nr
long time on balanc. Send
MONEY
at my yard In Allany at these prices ,
.f 9 00
10 on
1 00
15 00
2 00
TERMS, CASH.
Wheeler,
R'diroad eMieel, I etv.een -4th and Sib
bri.'iitit In Lluu nnd ailioininir .mm
Secretary.